Three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic detection device and method for mining borehole

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device, wherein the CPU and the bus communication end of the transient electromagnetic transmitting module are both connected to the system bus, the signal output end of the transient electromagnetic transmitting module is connected to the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil outside the borehole to be detected, the signal input end of the electromagnetic signal receiving module is connected to the signal output ends of the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor and the one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor, the signal output end of the electromagnetic signal receiving module is connected to the electromagnetic signal input end of the SCM, the communication end of the first memory is connected to the data storage end of the SCM, the communication end of the three-dimensional electronic compass is connected to the compass signal communication end of the SCM, the host data communication of the SCM is connected to the second optical cable port of the local host through the first optical cable port and the optical cable. The device can detect harmful geological bodies such as aquifer and water-conducting channels and make a intensive and effective detection forecast.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority from Chinese patent ApplicationNo. CN201710861451.8 filed on Sep. 21, 2017, the entire contents ofwhich are incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of geophysicalelectromagnetic detection technology, in particular to athree-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanceddetection device and method for mining borehole.

BACKGROUND

Mine roadway excavation is an important part of coal seam mining. In theexcavation process, the geological conditions in front of the excavationface must be pre-evaluated to ensure the rapid and sale excavation ofthe roadway. Hydrogeological conditions are an important aspect thereof.Generally, the types of water-conducting structure that may exist infront of roadway excavation include: fault fracture water-conductingzone, water-conducting collapse column, goaf hydrops, and rich-waterkarst zone. For the exploration of such poor geological factors, thecommonly used means are borehole detection (referred to as “drilling”)and geophysical exploration (referred to as “physical exploration”).Because the drilling method is costly and time consuming, and thedrilling result is only a borehole, the scope of exploration isextremely limited. In addition, the construction borehole is easy tobecome the artificial passage of the hidden aquifer into the roadway,which causes secondary accidents. Therefore, it is difficult to meet theneed of actual practice only by drilling means. Geophysical explorationhas been widely used in underground water exploration because of its lowcost, rapidity, large exploration range and long distance. In theapplication of mine geophysical methods, although there are manytechnologies, such as mine seismic reflection method, mine directcurrent method, mine electromagnetic method (transient electromagneticmethod and radio wave tunneling method), Rayleigh surface wave method,geological radar, radioactivity measurement and infrared temperaturemeasurement, but due to the sensitive characteristics of various methodsand the limitation of tunneling space, most methods are difficult toapply in the tunneling face.

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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is to provide a three-dimensionaldirectional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device andmethod for mining borehole, by which a borehole which is drilling in aboring tunnel, a roadway heading face and working face can be detected,and the surrounding of the borehole can be detected. Harmful geologicalbodies such as aquifer and water-conducting channels in the range of 0to 50 meters around the borehole can be detected and predictedaccurately and effectively.

In order to achieve the object, a three-dimensional directionaltransient electromagnetic advanced detection device for mining boreholeis provided, wherein the device comprises a local host, a probe, anoptical cable, an electromagnetic transmitting coil, a three-dimensionalmagnetic field sensor in the probe, a one-dimensional Z-directionalelectric field sensor, an electromagnetic signal receiving module, asingle-chip microcomputer (SCM), a first optical cable port, a firstmemory, and a three-dimensional electronic compass, and the local hostcomprises a CPU, a system bus and a transient electromagnetictransmitting module, wherein the CPU and the bus communication end ofthe transient electromagnetic transmitting module are connected to thesystem bus, the signal output end of the transient electromagnetictransmitting module is connected to the transient electromagnetictransmitting coil outside the borehole to be detected, the signal inputend of the electromagnetic signal receiving module is connected to thesignal output ends of the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor andthe one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor, the signaloutput end of the electromagnetic signal receiving module is connectedto the electromagnetic signal input end of the SCM, the communicationend of the first memory is connected to the data storage end of the SCM,the communication end of the three-dimensional electronic compass isconnected to the compass signal communication end of the SCM, the hostdata communication of the SCM is connected to the second optical cableport of the local host through the first optical cable port and theoptical cable.

The transient electromagnetic transmitting coil is configured totransmit a pulse transient electromagnetic signal to the borehole to bedetected under the control of the transient electromagnetic transmittingmodule and the CPU. The one-dimensional Z-directional electric fieldsensor of the probe is configured to receive the electromagnetic directsignal in the pulse transient electromagnetic signal emitted by thetransient electromagnetic transmitting coil and the Z-directionalsecondary electric field signal of the rock mass around the borehole tobe detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal. Thethree-dimensional magnetic field sensor is configured to receive thethree-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of the rock massaround the borehole to be detected excited by the pulsed transientelectromagnetic signal. The three-dimensional electronic compass isconfigured to measure the trajectory data of the probe in the boreholeto be detected.

The SCM is configured to make the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock around theborehole to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagneticsignal, and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of therock mass around the borehole to be detected excited by the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal to be digitally processed to obtain thedigital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensionalsecondary magnetic field signal, and store the digital signal data ofthe electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signalinto the first memory together with the trajectory data of the probe inthe borehole to be detected obtained by the three-dimensional electroniccompass.

The CPU is configured to generate corresponding images of thethree-dimensional secondary magnetic field and the Z-directionalsecondary electric field and a borehole trajectory map, according to thedigital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensionalsecondary magnetic field signal and the trajectory data of the probe inthe borehole to be detected.

A three-dimensional transient electromagnetic advanced detection methodfor mining borehole by using the device, wherein the method comprisesthe steps of:

Step 1—disposing the electromagnetic transmitting coil on the orificeplane of the borehole to be detected in the roadway wall, making theplane of the electromagnetic transmitting coil perpendicular to theborehole to be detected, making the axis of the borehole to be detectedcoincide with the axis of the electromagnetic transmitting coil, anddisposing the probe into the borehole to be detected;

Step 2—controlling the transient electromagnetic transmitting module bythe CPU to transmit a pulse transient electromagnetic signal to theborehole to be detected through the transient electromagnetictransmitting coil;

Step 3—receiving the electromagnetic direct signal in the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal emitted by the transientelectromagnetic transmitting coil and the Z-directional secondaryelectric field signal of the rock mass around the borehole to bedetected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal by theone-dimensional Z-directional electric, field sensor of the probe,receiving the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of therock mass around the borehole to be detected excited by the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal by the three-dimensional magnetic fieldsensor, and measuring the trajectory data of the probe in the boreholeto be detected by the three-dimensional electronic compass;

Step 4—digitally processing the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock around theborehole to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagneticsignal, and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of therock mass around the borehole to be detected excited by the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal by the SCM, and obtaining the digitalsignal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directionalsecondary electric field signal and the three-dimensional secondarymagnetic field signal, and storing the digital signal data of theelectromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signalinto the first memory together with the trajectory data of the probe inthe borehole to be detected obtained by the three-dimensional electroniccompass; and

Step 5—gradually advancing the probe from the orifice to the bottom ofthe borehole to be detected, and performing a point-by-point scanningdetection of the borehole to be detected by using the methods asdescribed in Steps 2 to 4, that is, performing a detection at eachpreset detection point, to obtain the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal, the three-dimensionalsecondary magnetic field signal and the probe trajectory data of eachpreset detection point of the borehole to be detected from the orifice,to the bottom of the borehole, and obtaining the electromagnetic directsignal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal, thethree-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the probetrajectory data of each preset detection point from the orifice to thebottom of the borehole to be detected by the SCM through theelectromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal andthe probe trajectory data of each preset detection point from theorifice to the bottom of the borehole to be detected.

The invention can realize the advanced detection and prediction onborehole of the tunnel and the roadway. Compared with the existingadvanced forecasting equipment and methods, the beneficial effects ofthe present invention are mainly manifested in that:

(1) The present invention can overcome the problem that it is oftenconcerned about only “one borehole” and difficult to judge the situationaround the borehole. The distribution of high and low resistance bodiesaround the borehole can be explored by using the three-dimensionaltransient electromagnetic method, thereby distinguishing the lithologyof the rock mass around the borehole and mastering the geologicalconditions around the borehole. At the same time, there are a largenumber of gas drainage boreholes and hydrological boreholes in the coalmine, which provides the sites and conditions for the research andimproves the utilization rate of the boreholes.

(2) The present invention can realize three-dimensional transientelectromagnetic detection in borehole, to obtain a large amount ofdetecting data, and avoid the artificially strong interferencebackground in borehole (due to single surrounding rock around theborehole, no roadheader, metal rails of bottom plate, I-beam support,bolt support, transport belt bracket and other metal facilities),thereby improving the identification and processing capability of weaksignals, which ensures accurate and reliable detection results andprovides a more scientific guide for tunneling.

(3) The present invention can realize a real-time display of detectionresult when detecting by the local host, automatically analyzing andmapping and forecasting, without complicated manual data analysis andprocessing stages; and can quickly provide reliable analysis andforecast data for the geological exploration personnel. Therefore, thedevice of the present invention has advantages such as operability,effectiveness, and practicality.

The present invention achieves the advanced detection of roadwaydrilling and performs a geophysical exploration by using roadway leadingahead (drilling in front of the tunneling face, that is, drilling theborehole ahead relative to the tunneling face), and a close-range andfine scanning detection can be achieved within a radius of 0˜50 m aroundthe borehole. It is a combination of drilling and geophysicalexploration, so that it cannot only improve the detection accuracy ofgeophysical prospecting, but also reduce the number of drillingboreholes to achieve the advanced and accurate detection of roadway indriving.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the use state of structural portionsof the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a structural block diagram of a local host of the presentinvention;

FIG. 3 is a structural block diagram of a probe of the presentinvention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural view of a transmitting coil of thepresent invention;

FIG. 5 is a schematic illustration of a three dimensional magnetic fieldsensor in accordance with the present invention.

1—local host, 1.1—CPU, 1.2—second memory, 1.3—human-computer interactiondevice, 1.4—battery, 1.5—system bus, 1.6—second optical cable port,1.7—transient electromagnetic emission module, 2—Probe,2.1—three-dimensional magnetic field sensor, 2.1.1—X-axis magnetic fieldsensor, 2.1.2—Y-axis magnetic field sensor, 2.1.3—Z-axis magnetic fieldsensor, 2.2—one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor,2.3—electromagnetic signal receiving module, 2.4—SCM, 2.5—first opticalcable port, 2.6—first memory, 2.7—three-dimensional electronic compass,3—optical cable, 4—push rod, 5—borehole to be detected,6—electromagnetic transmitting coil, 6.1—cable, 6.2—transmitting coilinterface, 7—roadway.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The invention will be further described in detail in combination withthe accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the three-dimensional directional transientelectromagnetic advanced detection device for mining borehole comprisesa local host 1 (in a roadway 7), a probe 2, a optical cable 3, anelectromagnetic transmitting coil 6, a three-dimensional magnetic fieldsensor 2.1 in the probe 2, a one-dimensional Z-directional electricfield sensor 2.2, an electromagnetic signal receiving module 2.3, a SCM2.4, a first optical cable port 2.5, a first memory 2.6, athree-dimensional electronic compass 2.7. The local host 1 comprises aCPU 1.1, system bus 1.5 and a transient electromagnetic emission module1.7, wherein the CPU 1.1 and the bus communication end of the transientelectromagnetic transmission module 1.7 are connected to the system bus1.5, the signal output end of the transient electromagnetic emissionmodule 1.7 is connected to the transient electromagnetic transmittingcoil 6 outside of the borehole 5 to be detected, the signal input end ofthe electromagnetic signal receiving module 2.3 is connected to thesignal output end of the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor 2.1 andthe one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor 2.2, the signaloutput end of the electromagnetic signal receiving module 2.3 isconnected to the electromagnetic signal input of the SCM 2.4, thecommunication end of the first memory 2.6 is connected to the datastorage end of the SCM 2.4, and the communication end of thethree-dimensional electronic compass 2.7 is connected to the compasssignal communication end of the SCM 2.4, and the host data communicationof the SCM 2.4 is connected to the second cable port 1.6 of the localhost 1 through the first cable port 2.5 and the optical cable 3.

The transient electromagnetic transmitting coil 6 is configured to emita pulse transient electromagnetic signal to the borehole 5 to, bedetected under the control of the transient electromagnetic transmittingmodule 1.7 and the CPU 1.1. The one-dimensional Z-directional electricfield sensor 2.2 of the probe 2 is configured to receive anelectromagnetic direct signal in the pulse transient electromagneticsignal emitted by the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil 6 anda Z-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock mass aroundthe borehole 5 to be detected excited by the pulse transientelectromagnetic signal. The three-dimensional magnetic field sensor 2.1is configured to receive a three-dimensional secondary magnetic fieldsignal of the rock mass around the borehole 5 to be detected excited bythe pulse transient electromagnetic signal. The three-dimensionalelectronic compass 2.7 is configured to measure a trajectory data of theprobe 2 in the borehole 5 to be detected.

The SCM 2.4 is configured to make the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock mass aroundthe borehole 5 to be detected excited by the pulse transientelectromagnetic signal and the three-dimensional secondary magneticfield signal of the rock mass around the borehole 5 to be detectedexcited by the electromagnetic signal to be digitally processed toobtain the digital signals of the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensionalsecondary magnetic field signal, and store the digital signals of theelectromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signalinto the first memory 2.6 together with the probe trajectory data of theprobe 2 in the borehole 5 to be, detected obtained by thethree-dimensional electronic compass 2.7.

The CPU 1.1 is configured to generate corresponding maps of thethree-dimensional secondary magnetic field and the Z-directionalsecondary electric field and a borehole trajectory map, according to thedigital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal, the three-dimensionalsecondary magnetic field signal and the trajectory data of the probe 2in the borehole 5 to be detected.

In the above technical solution, the orientation of the target body canbe analyzed and determined according to the data of thethree-dimensional magnetic field, which plays a role of positioning.Since the borehole has a large diameter, only one electric field sensorin Z-axis direction can be arranged without the electrodes in X and Ydirections, so that the target body can be analyzed more accurately byusing the magnetic field and the electric field to measure and analyzesimultaneously, which is equivalent to multi-parameter detection andanalysis.

In the above technical solution, the battery 1.4 supplies power to eachdevice in the local host 1 respectively.

In the above technical solution, the CPU 1.1 further comprises a secondmemory 1.2 and a human-machine interaction device 1.3, and the secondmemory 1.2 and the human-machine interaction device 1.3 are bothconnected to the system bus 1.5. The human-machine interaction device1.3 comprises a touch screen, a display screen, a USB interface, and aphotoelectric knob.

In the above technical solution, the casing of the probe 2 is formed bya PVC (polyvinyl chloride) tube with a diameter of 40 mm sealed with aplastic plug (metal material may have an additional magnetic field whichhas an influence on the three-dimensional magnetic sensor, and will hasan influence on the electric field due to the electrical conductivitythereof). The three-dimensional directions of the three-dimensionalmagnetic field sensor 2.1 are consistent with the directions of thethree-dimensional electronic compass 2.7 (the electric field should beobserved in a certain distance, if the distance is too long, the probewill be too large and inconvenient, if the distance is too short, theobservation sensitivity will be reduced, so that the distance should bereasonable). The one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor 2.2is composed of two copper rings insulated and apart from each other at adistance of about 0.5 to 1.0 m, which are embedded on the plastic tubeby protruding from the outer surface of 2 to 3 mm (to make theelectrodes can contact with the wall of the borehole, and if protrudedtoo much, easy to be stuck in the borehole and inconvenient to use).

In the above technical solution, the three-dimensional magnetic fieldsensor 2.1 is composed of three magnetic field sensors of an X-axismagnetic field sensor 2.1.1, a Y-axis magnetic field sensor 2.1.2, and aZ-axis magnetic field sensor 2.13, respectively, for receiving the X, Y,Z directional magnetic field intensity.

In the above technical solution, the electromagnetic transmitting coil 6is composed of a multi-turn cable 6.1 and a transmitting coil interface6.2, and the electromagnetic transmitting coil 6 is wound into a squareor a circle shape. The side length of the square shape is 1.5 to 3 m,and the diameter of the circle shape is 2 to 3 m (because generally thecoal mine roadway has a width of only 3 to 5 m, if the size of the coil6 is too large then it is hard to be used, and if too small then it ishard to improve the transmission power on detection, so that thementioned-above sizes are reasonably).

A three-dimensional transient electromagnetic advanced detection methodfor mining borehole by using the above device, comprising the steps of:

Step 1—disposing the electromagnetic transmitting coil 6 on the orificeplane of the borehole 5 to be detected in the wall of the roadway 7,making the plane of the electromagnetic transmitting coil 6perpendicular to the borehole 5 to be detected, making the axis of theborehole 5 to be detected coincide with the axis of the electromagnetictransmitting coil 6, and disposing the probe 2 into the borehole 5 to bedetected;

Step 2—controlling the transient electromagnetic transmitting module 1.7by the CPU 1.1 to emit a pulse transient electromagnetic signal to theborehole 5 to be detected through the transient electromagnetictransmitting coil 6;

Step 3—receiving the electromagnetic direct signal in the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal emitted by the transientelectromagnetic transmitting coil 6 and the Z-directional secondaryelectric field signal of the rock mass around the borehole 5 to bedetected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal by theone-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor 2.2 of the probe 2,receiving the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of therock mass around the borehole 5 to be detected excited by the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal by the three-dimensional magnetic fieldsensor 2.1, and measuring the trajectory data of the probe 2 in theborehole 5 to be detected by the three-dimensional electronic compass2.7;

Step 4—digitally processing the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock, around theborehole 5 to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagneticsignal, and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of therock mass around the borehole 5 to be detected excited by the pulsetransient electromagnetic signal by the SCM 2.4, and obtaining thedigital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, theZ-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensionalsecondary magnetic field signal, and storing the digital signal data ofthe electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signalinto the first memory 2.6 together with the trajectory data of the probe2 in the borehole 5 to be detected obtained by the three-dimensionalelectronic compass 2.7;

Step 5—gradually advancing the probe 2 from the orifice to the bottom ofthe borehole 5 to be detected by using a push rod 4, and performing apoint-by-point scanning detection of the borehole 5 to be detected byusing the methods as described in Steps 2 to 4, that is, performing adetection at each preset detection point, to obtain the electromagneticdirect signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal, thethree-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the probetrajectory data of each preset detection point of the borehole 5 to bedetected from the orifice to the bottom of the borehole, and obtainingthe electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal andthe probe trajectory data of each preset detection point from theorifice to the bottom of the borehole 5 to be detected by the SCM 2.4through the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondaryelectric field signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic fieldsignal and the probe trajectory data of each preset detection point fromthe orifice to the bottom of the borehole 5 to be detected;

Step 6: generating corresponding maps of the three-dimensional secondarymagnetic field and the Z-directional secondary electric field and aborehole trajectory map by using the following formula (1) and (2) bythe CPU 1.1, according, to the digital signal data of theelectromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electricfield signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal andthe trajectory data of the probe 2 in the borehole 5 to be detected;

$\begin{matrix}{M_{ij} = \frac{M_{1{ij}}}{M_{0{ij}}}} & (1) \\{E_{zj} = \frac{E_{1j}}{E_{0j}}} & (2)\end{matrix}$

wherein M_(ij)—the calculated magnetic field signal of the normalizedsecondary magnetic field at the j^(th) point in the i^(th) direction;

M_(0ij)—the detected magnetic field signal of the direct primarymagnetic field at the j^(th) point in the i^(th) direction;

M_(1ij)—the detected magnetic field signal of the excited secondarymagnetic field the j^(th) point in the i^(th) direction;

E_(zj)—the calculated electric field signal of the normalized secondaryelectric field at the j^(th) point in the Z direction;

E_(0j)—the detected electric field signal of the direct primary electricfield at the j^(th) point in the Z direction;

E_(1j)—the detected electric field signal of the excited secondaryelectric field at the j^(th) point in the Z direction;

i—x, y, z direction;

j—1, 2, 3, . . . , n of the test point;

wherein the data of each test point comprises the direct, field signal(primary field) and the field signal (secondary field) excited by thedirect field in which the secondary field is divided by the direct fieldto obtain the test signal at local point, which is equivalent tonormalization;

wherein each test point has a total of four test data (X, Y, Zdirectional magnetic field data and Z directional electric field data),and each borehole is tested at different depths to form a number ofpoints to be tested, so that four data maps consisted of different testpoints of the entire borehole can be generated (map of testpoint—numerical value); and

Step 7: according to the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field mapand the Z-directional secondary electric field map obtained in Step 6combined with the drilling trajectory map, determining the data largerthan three times of the mean-variance of all the data of thethree-dimensional secondary magnetic field map and the Z-directionalsecondary electric field map as abnormal data generated by the abnormalbody by Using the CPU 1.1, wherein since low resistive body (comparingwith the resistivity of the rock mass around the borehole, generalaquifer has a resistivity lower than that of the rock mass around theborehole) is easy to generate larger magnetic field signal and electricfield signal, thereby determining whether there is a low-resistive bodyin the rock mass around the borehole 5 to be detected by analysis of theabnormal data generated by the abnormal body, and determining whetherthere is aquifer in the rock mass around the borehole 5 to be detectedby analysis of the abnormal data due to the aquifer has a lowerresistivity (the data value larger than 3 times of the mean-variance ofall data), so that if there is the aquifer, determining the specificposition of the aquifer and making a forecast accordingly to realize theadvanced detection and prediction of the borehole 5 to be detected.

In Step 7, if it is determined that there is aquifer in the rock massaround the borehole 5 to be detected, it is determined which directionof the aquifer in the 3D body of the borehole 5 to be detected is toachieve the three-dimensional orientation by using the local host 1according to the three-dimensional magnetic field data of the borehole 5to be detected in all depth of the borehole 5 and the trajectory map ofthe borehole 5 to be detected obtained in Step 6, by using the magnitudeand direction (positive and negative) values of the three-dimensionalmagnetic field.

The technical contents without a detailed description in thespecification should be well-known for those skilled in the art. It willbe appreciated by those skilled in the art that variations andmodifications are obvious within the scope of the appended claims.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device for mining borehole, wherein the device comprises a local host (1), a probe (2), an optical cable (3), an electromagnetic transmitting coil (6), wherein the probe (2) comprises: a three-dimensional magnetic field sensor (2,1), a one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor (2.2), an electromagnetic signal receiving circuit (2.3), a SCM (2.4), a first optical cable port (2.5), a first memory (2.6), and a three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7), and the local host (1) comprises a CPU (1.1), a system bus (1.5) and a transient electromagnetic transmitting circuit (1.7), wherein the CPU (1.1) and the bus communication end of the transient electromagnetic transmitting circuit (1.7) are connected to the system bus (1.5), the signal output end of the transient electromagnetic transmitting circuit (1.7) is connected to the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) outside the borehole (5) to be detected, the signal input end of the electromagnetic signal receiving circuit (2.3) is connected to the signal output ends of the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor (2.1) and the one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor (2.2), the signal output end of the electromagnetic signal receiving circuit (2.3) is connected to the electromagnetic signal input end of the SCM (2.4), the communication end of the first memory (2.6) is connected to the data storage end of the SCM (2.4), the communication end of the three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7) is connected to the compass signal communication end of the SCM (2.4), the host data communication of the SCM (2.4) is connected to the second optical cable port (1.6) of the local host (1) through the first optical cable port (2.5) and the optical cable (3); wherein the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) is configured to transmit a pulse transient electromagnetic signal to the borehole (5) to be detected under the control of the transient electromagnetic transmitting circuit (1.7) and the CPU (1.1), the one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor (2.2) of the probe (2) is configured to receive the electromagnetic direct signal in the pulse transient electromagnetic signal emitted by the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) and the Z-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal, the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor (5) is configured to receive the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of the rock mass around the borehole to be detected excited by the pulsed transient electromagnetic signal and the three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7) is configured to measure the trajectory data of the probe (2) in the borehole (5) to be detected; wherein the SCM (2.4) is configured to make the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal, and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal to be digitally processed to obtain the digital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal, and store the digital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal into the first memory (2.6) together with the trajectory data of the probe (2) in the borehole (5) to be detected obtained by the three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7); and wherein the CPU (1.1) is configured to generate corresponding maps of the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field and the Z-directional secondary electric field and a borehole trajectory map, according to the digital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the trajectory data of the probe (2) in the borehole (5) to be detected.
 2. The three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device for mining borehole according to claim 1, wherein the CPU (1.1) further comprises a second memory (1.2) and a human-machine interactive device (1.3), and the second memory (1.2) and the human-machine interactive device (1.3) are both connected to the system bus (1.5).
 3. The three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device for mining borehole according to claim 1, wherein the casing of the probe (2) is formed by a PVC tube sealed with a plastic plug and the three-dimensional directions of the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor (2.1) are consistent with the directions of the three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7).
 4. The three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device for mining borehole according to claim 1, wherein the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor (2.1) is composed of three magnetic field sensors of an X-axis magnetic field sensor (2.1.1), a Y-axis magnetic field sensor (2.1.2), and a Z-axis magnetic field sensor (2.1.3), respectively, for receiving the X, Y, Z directional magnetic field intensity.
 5. The three-dimensional directional transient electromagnetic advanced detection device for mining borehole according to claim 1, wherein the electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) is composed of a multi-turn cable (6.1) and a transmitting coil interface (6.2), and the electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) is wound into a square shape with a side length of 1.5-3 m or a circle shape with a diameter of 2-3 m.
 6. A three-dimensional transient electromagnetic advanced detection method for mining borehole by using the device according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the steps of: Step 1—disposing the electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) on the orifice plane of the borehole (5) to be detected in the roadway (7) wall, making the plane of the electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) perpendicular to the borehole (5) to be detected, making the axis of the borehole (5) to be detected coincide with the axis of the electromagnetic transmitting coil (6), and disposing the probe (2) into the borehole (5) to be detected; Step 2—controlling the transient electromagnetic transmitting circuit (1.7) by using the CPU (1.1) to transmit a pulse transient electromagnetic signal to the borehole (5) to be detected through the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil (6); Step 3—receiving the electromagnetic direct signal in the pulse transient electromagnetic signal emitted by the transient electromagnetic transmitting coil (6) and the Z-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal by using the one-dimensional Z-directional electric field sensor (2.2) of the probe (2), receiving the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal by the three-dimensional magnetic field sensor (2.1), and measuring the trajectory data of the probe (2) in the borehole (5) to be detected by the three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7); Step 4—digitally processing the electromagnetic direct, signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal of the rock around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal, and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal of the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected excited by the pulse transient electromagnetic signal by using the SCM (2.4), and obtaining the digital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal, and storing the digital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal and the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal into the first memory (2.6) together with the trajectory data of the probe (2) in the borehole (5) to be detected obtained by the three-dimensional electronic compass (2.7; and Step 5—gradually advancing the probe (2) from the orifice to the bottom of the borehole (5) to be detected, and performing a point-by-point scanning detection of the borehole (5) to be detected by using the methods of Steps 2 to 4, that is, performing a detection at each preset detection point, to obtain the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the probe trajectory data of each preset detection point of the borehole (5) to be detected from the orifice to the bottom of the borehole (5) to be detected, and obtaining the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the probe trajectory data of each preset detection point from the orifice to the bottom of the borehole (5) to be detected by using the SCM (2.4) through the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the probe trajectory data of each preset detection point from the orifice to the bottom of the borehole (5) to be detected.
 7. The three-dimensional transient electromagnetic advanced detection method for mining borehole by using the device according to claim 6, further comprising Step 6—generating corresponding maps of the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field and the Z-directional secondary electric field and a borehole trajectory map by using the CPU (1.1) according to the digital signal data of the electromagnetic direct signal, the Z-directional secondary electric field signal, the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field signal and the trajectory data of the probe (2) in the borehole (5) to be detected.
 8. The three-dimensional transient electromagnetic advanced detection method for mining borehole by using the device according to claim 7, further comprising Step 7—according to the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field map and the Z-directional secondary electric field map obtained in Step 6 combined with the borehole trajectory map, determining the data larger than three times of the mean-variance of all the data of the three-dimensional secondary magnetic field map and the Z-directional secondary electric field map as abnormal data generated by the abnormal body by using the CPU (1.1), determining whether there is a low-resistive body in the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected by analysis of the abnormal data generated by the abnormal body, thereby determining whether there is aquifer in the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected by analysis of the abnormal data, and then if there is the aquifer, determining the specific position of the aquifer and making a forecast accordingly to realize the advanced detection and prediction of the borehole (5) to be detected.
 9. The three-dimensional transient electromagnetic advanced detection method for mining borehole by using the device according to claim 8, wherein if it is determined that there is aquifer in the rock mass around the borehole (5) to be detected, then determining which direction of the aquifer in the 3D body of the borehole (5) to be detected is to achieve the three-dimensional orientation by using the local host (1), according to the three-dimensional magnetic field data of the borehole (5) to be detected in all depth of the borehole (5) and the trajectory map of the borehole (5) to be detected obtained in Step 6, by using the magnitude and direction values of the three-dimensional magnetic field. 